Which match?  I'm going to the Newcastle v Wolves match this afternoon. Then to the pub, I'll wave 

there are some men that use the wife as an excuse...   My hubby has done that, I was most surprised when one of his friends had a dig at me for not letting him attend a boys weekend, as it was the first I had heard of it.

Same verdict though - Man up & grow a pair! 

Mr Blizz has done some hoovering and then chopped up some wood in the garden.

At some point, he will need to do a food shop.

I don't need to give him lists, or ask him. He can see what needs doing, eventually.

I have made him several cups of tea and done three washes. 

You've got a good un Bliz. Last time my OH did the shoping I think the weeks bill came to about three pounds nineteen shillings and sixpence. He's staggered at the cost of living today 

 He sounds like me!

Mr Blizz likes doing it.

If I ever go, he despairs at my ability to go out for bread and milk, and come back with just bread and milk. 

Mr Lori does all the cooking and shopping. I clean up after the cooking (rarely a small task!), and I do the laundry, but I have to race him to it.

I hate grocery shopping--I invariably come home with the wrong thing.

Of course, I SHOULD add that Mr Lori works from home, and considers himself to be "semi-retired".

I really enjoy grocery shopping - I'd be well peed off if that was taken away from me. We'd end up with bargain price this that and the other if it were down to him. I do like nice food - the thing is so does he ............her'd hate it but he does love a bargain. Not sure which part would win TBH.

I awoke this morning at 11am to find MrB had done the food shop and was on the third load of washing. He does this most weekends and I have never even asked him to...he just does. He also cooks most nights....bliss. I love him loads!!! Mind you...I get to do the ironing and cleaning which is more than fair really!!!

I was just talking too my mum about my neighbour, her husband does all the cooking and food shopping, he also has hold of the purse strings, she has no choice in what meal they have or what food is bought, i can think of nothing worse TBH

Agreed - I love planning the dinners - and doing all the shopping etc. A bit of help around the place wouldn't go amiss but ............................my OH does work exceptionally hard.

Mr Blizz did me a lovely bit of cod, with his special batter, chips and mushy peas. 

Don't tell Lori 

Gawd, if ever there was a meeting of equals then it was the day I met my husband. We are almost interchangeable when it comes to household chores/childcare/responsibilty. Small differences include me not having the weight/strength to be a prop forward in a rugby scrum and him not gossiping on forums.

I'd watch you on a rugby team!

Any leftovers, Blizz??

 thanks Lori, think I'd be too distracted though.